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I'm not intending to make a buy/sell recommendation about mcxFEE's, but I would like to shed some light on the math required to determine a valuation.

I've been tracking the fees that I have received from holding shares of mcxFEE at mcxNOW. I'm only missing a few points of data from the first day that I don't have access to since I do not have a Pro Account. Here's how it breaks down.

PPCoin (PPC) generates two types of blocks: Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS). If you want to know how many coins there will be in total, the answer is generally that there is no hard cap due to the nature of the PoS coins being generated indefinitely.

But there is a cap to the PoW coins, and that information is very important for people trying to determine future mining value as well as the actual valuation of the coin.

I have been unable to find any reliable resources that explain how many PoW coins are generated, so I have made my own approximations.